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Farmers Insurance Exchange v. Crutchfield6/15/2005 ven then Guthrie Motors's customers do not qualify.
"(The customer exception itself has an exception, in Paragraph 1.a.(2)(d)(i), for customers who do not have their own insurance. Accordingly, a customer of Guthrie Motors, using a Guthrie Motors-owned vehicle with Guthrie Motors's permission, will qualify as an insured under Guthrie Motors's policy, if the customer does not have his own insurance. Even so, the customer must be driving a vehicle owned by Guthrie Motors.)"
(Emphasis in original.) We agree with that analysis. The plain wording of the exceptions, considered in the context of the coverage provisions of the policy, demonstrates that plaintiff's liability did not extend to vehicles not owned by Guthrie Motors.
In summary, we conclude that, under the terms of the insurance policy here, plaintiff's insured, Guthrie Motors, did not "own" the Toyota pickup when the accident occurred. Moreover, the policy did not apply to customers who were driving vehicles not owned by Guthrie Motors. Accordingly, there was no coverage. The trial court correctly granted plaintiff's motion for summary judgment and denied defendant's motion.
Affirmed.
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